Evening Star Newspaper, July 3, 1890, Page 7

ia ee | THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., THURSDAY, JULY 3. 1890, a CITY AN D_DISTRICT. @F Tue Evexrxo Stan's subscription list, the books of the office, and its press and de- livery rooms are at all times open to the wel- come inspection of any person having a color- able interest in the correctness of its claims as to circulation. This is a guarantee to adver- tisers that is given by few papers in the world, and by none oiher in Washington! —————— TO REMEDY AN EVIL. Argument of the District Bar Associa- { tion on the Lien Law. Use CERES, oe Minnesota Se nee | f cemmaitlancl the’ Tier Amcointion: of the ——~ | District of Columbia, consisting of Reginald BEECHAM’S PILLS | Fendal!, president, and Nathaniel Wilson, Jas. (THE CREAT ENCLISH REMEDY.) G. Payne and R. Ross Perry has submitted to Cure BILIOUS and the House District committee the following Nervous argument in connection with the proposed amendment to the mectianic’s lien law: 25cts. a Box. OF ALL DRUGGISTS. A secret lien is given by existing law in the District of Columbia upon a house and the ground on which it is built in favor of the con- tractor building it, and also of all subcontrac- tors, material men, journeymen and laborers concerned therewith. This lien begins with the commencement of work on the build- ing and continues until the expiration of three months after its completion. Thus this lien may, and oftentimes does, remai secret until two months and twenty-nine day: = after the building is completed and occupied, and then, by the tiling of « written notice, not only spring into existence but remit the date of its birth to the time of the first stroke of the pick when the digging was begun. hohe mere operation of awe gre out oe reest most jete | judgments, mortgages, deeds of trust an a oe Gaees| ergs ec oa eatec apa t tneef Straw Mattingneverabown f this clty. The j valuable consideration they may rest, inter vening between that pick stroke and the filing comprises al the latest colorings and designs. | Of'the notice. It also enables. the contractor tocollect from the owner all of the payments ene ee Conciente Sic TL sa Maen seacuttins to cae UTA OF ie Onteae and then forces the owner to pay again to the material man and others what he has already paid to the contractor, sce a no hope . tice of any kind of any claim on the part o' ee ee ee any of these claimants until long after all of 00 Roll i the contract payments were payable to the con- ne Ooo ee eae tae ae thay Wall’ been: | Thin: tua: i the rol) of 40 yarda, evil to be remedied, a secret charge upon lands—resulting in fraud to innocent persons, 200 Rolls Fancy Matting at @4perrollof 40 yerds. We say nothing of the great incon 7 venience and hindrance to the safe trans. 100 Rolls Extra-heavy Joiutiess Matting at 810 per | Tenience ted ai ease impoved upon roll of 40 yarda, the public by this law. Neither will we ques- tion the policy which makes the community 70 Rolls New Patterns Damask Matting, €12 per | gratuitous collectors of the trade debts of the lumber man. the dware man, the brick- maker, &c. Where there is a question of fraud We bave s complete assortment of Scotch Floor | these are minor considerations THE REMEDY PROPOSED, Simply the destruction of the secrecy. Re- quire all who claim this extraordinary privi- lege to give notice of their intention so to claim and let the lien begin when i+ ve: light rather than when its concep dreamed of as 2 possible necessity Points—1. Natural justice would give every man a lien on property sold to another for the amount of the unpaid purchase money, But wuere the vendor has, by giving title and pos- = ' session of the property sold to the vendee, ene ee Ss Se eens Ee Sore | erased a venan Who. Wal cate Door Screens in the country. owner of the property sold, then natural justice forbids the vendor from asserting any ee our le. Screen, which will At any ordinary | jien against an innocent purchaser, without notice of the vendor's claim, who has dealt with the vendee on the faith of appearances for our Cabinet-made Screens and | created by the vendor's own act. 2. The position that the owner of real estate, about to buiid thereon, constitutes the con- tracto¥ for the proposed buiiding his (the owner's) agent for the purpose of contracting in his (the owner's) name with subcontractors for material and work in connection with said building, cannot be maintained. The con- tract between the owner and the con- cf cutters and makers to be had. We cut, make and | tractor is one between prineipals, and excludes any idea of agency; each contracting party svimish materials for full size parlor suites from $16 | assumes the liabilities of a princips!; far from constituting the contractor his agent to buy from others, the owner expressly buys from and promises to pay the contractor on! 3. When two persons contract with each other ordinarily on!y a personal liability is created “W. By Mosss & Sosa CORNER 11TH AND F STREETS NORTHWEST. STRAW MATTINGS. stec ‘Those contem fings should call and examine our stock, Prices all marked in plain figures roll of 40 yarta, Lirens of all widths, Estimates for covering floors furnished free of charve, Iti just as mportant to cover your carpets as your furniture for the summer. KEEP OUT THE FLY. tized window. ‘Seud for estima! Loors, They Te i wany of the finest residences, LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE ‘The largest araortment of stuffs and the best force Bi; aud guarantee a perfect Ht. rial man under a former contract, and while suit was pending at the instance of this mate- rial man to compel the owner, without notice of this claim at the time of payment to this contractor, to pay this amount over again to the material man. In fact, a conspiracy between contractors and material men to defraud own- ers is the result invited by this law. It is a di- rect but subtle temptation to dishonesty. ‘THE EVIL EFFECT. 10. The evil effect of this law bears more heavily upon tne comparatively poor. The rich, if they are wise, make no contracts with- out legal advice; moreover, they build much and know the Jaw in part at least. But the man who builds a modest home, the woman who has repairs done upon her house, these consult economy instead of a lawyer.’ They know nothing of this mechanics’ lien law. It is natural to them to think that when they have paid their contractor they have dono all that any law can require; when they have to pay over again it hurts them and it burts their respect for their country’s laws and law makers. Al, The constitutionality of this law is more than doubtful, A recent law of the state of Pennsylvania, containing substantially the same provisions, has been in fact declared un- state. Itis abhorrent to our sense of justice that an obligation should be imposed by the law upon a man who not only never incurred it but who has in fact contracted and discharged another obligation negativing the existence of the one imposed by law, and it is especially ab- horrent that this obligation should be imposed at the instance of a subcontractor who has vir- estopped by the ter the owner and the original contractor, The subject is now before your committee, We ask that this law may be so amended as to be clearly constitutional, as to be beneficial to those sought to be protected by it without at the same time being a source of injury to the inocent and of temptation to the dishonest. We only ask for notice. Let not an obligation which @ man has by contract assumed with one person be by law thrust upon him with respect to an- other person after he has, without notice of this sccond person's claim, discharged this obliga- tion. as by contract he undertook to do with the first person. —_as OUR MARYLAND NEIGHBORS, Montgomery County Expenses — Real Estate Sales—Personal, Etc. Correspondence of Tar VENING STAR. Rockvitie, July 2. J. Adrian Epping, as agent, has sold to Capt. D, A. Irwin lots 7 and 8 in block 5 of Rockville Heights, upon which the purchaser will erect a fine residence and make his home for the greater part of the year. Mr. Wm. Riley Deeble has purchased from Josiah W. Jones a tract of fifteen acres of land, impgoved by a large dwelling and ontbuildings, situated near Sligo, on the 7th street pike. Miss A. Hartwell, daughter of Rey. Dr, Hart- well of California and a member of the Mis- sionary Training School of Chicago, is visiting | the family of Rev, 8. R. White, this place. Mrs. Dr. Julian Magrader of Ohio 18 at pres- ent on a visit to relatives in this section and | intends to return to her former home in this county, ‘The commissioners haye completed the levy for expenses of county during the past and present year, as follows: Pensioners, $5,050; | Indigent insane, $3,021.50; alms’ house, $2,117.20; inquests, $44; pauper cofins, £169; cireuit court and jail, $13,330.36; registration, $1,235.82; elections, $510; justices of the peace and constables, €730,95; taxes overpaid, £350.75; roads and bridges, $14,500.71; corpora: tion road fund, #1, ublic’ schools, £23,000; sundries, #1 he rate of taxa- tion for this year will be $1.09 onthe $100—| 1734 for state and 9134 cgnts for county tax, ‘The county tax is one cent lower than last year, although £2,000 had to be levied for court house bonds, Mr. W. 7, Fisher, living near Great Falls, is reported as dangerously ill. A force of hands is now engaged in demol- ishing the old court house to make room for the hew one, which the contractor expects to have under root before winter, thereby. To add a security beyond this there ea is required either the act of the parties them- rh sclvan Gr of Gir law:. Whare the set of the par- ties gives this security that act must be notified in some way to all who are to be affected by it. Otherwise property, appurently in the absolute ownership of one man, would be affected by a secret trust in favor of another man; this would CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY GooDs, INTERIOR DECORATIONS, be a temptation to dishonesty and a snare to innocen: Where the law gives this security WALL PAPERS FIC the same considerations apply with greater force, Shall not the Judge of all the earth do Shull the law, the concrete expression reate fraud? vwner borrows nioney to build he money bas no lien unless he compels the owner to constitute it, and then it ‘yeles. bas uo validity unless and until solemnly no- ticed to the world by public record. Yet this money builds the house, and to that extent im- proves the property. The money is quite as often that of @ widow or of an orphan, the carner of their daily bread, as of a large capitalist; yet the law gives them no lien. In what respect is the claim of the material man superior to their fee Our Hammock Support and Canopy. claim? fee Our Mosquito Canopies, Fcc Our Refrigerators See Our aby Carriages. Bee Cu: tee Our Cedar Chests, £ce Our Camphor Chests See Our Hammocks, See Our Tent, PROTECTING WAGES. 5. The wages of the carpenters, bricklayers and other journeymen and laborers of every description «.n readily be protected. It is the —_— universal custom in this District to pay them weekly; with Saturday afternoon comes the parmaster; if he docs not come the labor unions step in and stop work on that and all other buildings in the hands of that con-} tractor if any member ask their aid. This of itself is in truth a sufficient protection. Never- theless, if thought proper, let them be given a lien for two weeks’ wages. To give it fora longer term would only be to encourage con- spiracies between contractors and subcon- tractors and workmen to postpone weekly payments for the purpose of making the owner pay these wages twice—once to the contractor, to whom he bas bound himself by contract to pay them, and once again to the workmen, whom he does not kuow in the matter at all, ‘The workmen do not suffer. The bills which have to be paid twice are those of the umber, hardware and brick men, not the laborers’ wages. Inthe list of suits to enforce these liens are lumber men, hardware men and brick W. B. MOSES & SONS. wy10 Cor. 11th and F sta nw, Good Bed Lick Ked foble I opponents of amendment is furnished by labor, Underweut: Aewens,. fox bee a yoice coming from beneath is that of rting Calteo, Se ade. vscogwis. Bieached Cotton Short Lengtha, 7c. 6. These material men will have under the ‘=. R TOWNER & 50K, amendment a protection given by the law to a their trade dealings which 18 denied generally 220 1316 7that.n.w, | to business men; demied even to those furnish- ing the money, adding to the value of the | property improved by its meana. in return for this they are asked only to give the owner notice of their intention to claim aia Grasty, the Pusher, | t'* Protection, in order that he may protect said the price tagw, as Grasty, the Pusher, | J » discharge s £ 1 Wis pencil to cat the prices. Grasty replied. | Bimself from the discharge of his own contract it and I feel compelied to cut | Obligations, He has contracted to pay the con- 3 oilow sugbody. bu F intend | tractor for the lumber, but the law steps in = Saupe Los paalpeten ty | and tells him that he must pay the lumber man, reeant tue a6 Champ ee Furniture, | #0 pay ‘ © cites, Tinware and heble Galler sian Facet | with whom he has no contract; otherwise, ho Keep Sour price tuys in the reach of the rich | will be compelled to pay twice for the lumber, Ht fhe pockerwof the peot an ae, ut be ' Shall not he have the benefit of a notice before rich. We give 100 ceuts fora dollar, | this liability, which was none of his muking, is Aver Who brings ik Rich of poor, white oF ds be the tant red. we want your trade. No matier where you | (reed Upon him by we ION Berth or soutl, weariny the Diue ur the AN INFAMOUS FRAUD. Young for Cleveland or Harrison, we are open ives aud We waul your trade. No matter how 1. The law allows this notice to be given be- You Want to bay, we remember the old adage, | ateri ed. Te ite mahend heuce wewantyour | f0r¢ any material is furnished, To say that upon the people aud | the lumber mau or other material man cannot Yersous ail the time, | ynow how much he will furnish is not a plausi- bie statement. The contractor is about to An the woney. | build a house according to detinite plans and pias wy the SOUT ACh er aument | specifications, 60 definite that bids ure taken t we wiloter you some things hard to j upon them for all the carpenter work. &c. Any Bee Sha Oak Cis 83s CGE Maton wanut, | lumber man can learn, if he desires, how much 5." fall siae "Bed Lejunee, | Sumber he will have to furnish and give notice 1¥.30; solid Walndt Hat | of his claim of lien accordingly. ‘There is no sid inaes Bed swiues | penalty requiring unreasonable accuracy in too far Up toon Thee woe | this statement of lumber to be furnished, In “Da SS cMaine Jou soulethinm: CaF expsnee ia im | truth, there iy ouiy one reason why such notice Se foe ae Rare and have them both | is, in the view of the material man, impracti- riaine for < ‘ot yor ; : sane all cos es er haas ete ea te en ees |cabia, Ha tance thas 18 weald iafare bis frask- ness to claim his leu im advance. roger tert he wants to suppress his real intention. If he ee Sateen at once notified the owner of that intention the oe o contractor would suffer and would not in the a 1510-12 7thetaw | future deal with hin. Therefore he conceals a his intention until, in many Cre Nong rat has paid the contractor, aud then, for the first For tuproved and eco | simhe,"notifies the owner of the claim, It is not nomic cookery. Use it for | too much to say that the law which permits Soups, Sauces, Made Dishes | Such fraud is infamous. eo SE G. INTENTION TO CLAIM A LIEN. (Gane, Fishy &e.). Aspe OF |g rhe claim that notice is given by each Meat Jelly. Keeps per- | miterial man when he makes his disconnected fectiy im all climates for | and irregular deliveries of material at the nee 4 is | building is not even a specious one, Possession a of timo and to | | \cometiones notion aguinct title, but it mast or cheaper andof finer favor | be more than momentary and must be adverse W ovty Be Miocury. erreser ee men, not laborers. ‘The lion’s skin worn by the | ‘The “Glorious Fourth” will be generally ob- served here as a holi SAM uaa Lea UP IN SEVEN BALLOONS. Prof. King’s Novel Ascension From Fairmount Park Tomorrow. Prof King, the aeronaut, has engaged to make a balloon ascension tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock from the north side of Memorial { Hall, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, The cost of the ascension is covered by a purse sub- | scribed by citizens interested in making the Fourth of July an enjoyable one, and the spacious grounds about the centennial building afford plenty of room for those who will wish to see the ascension, The event will, besides, be a novelty in acro- | nautics, The balloon will be really six gas bags | attached to the basket cur, one large balloon, such as has been previously used, aud six smaller ones surrounding it, ‘This is in a sense | an experiment, but the theory back of it is in- teresting. ‘The smaller euxiliary balloons, it is thought, will increase the “staying powers” of | 7, the large one. When the small ones lose their | buoyancy they can be cut loose, one by one, | and ¥o prolong the aerial voyage. If they prove | a success the theory of the prevalent westerly | wind will be put to the proof, On the westward | theory depends the possibility of a voyage to Europe or Africa by balloon, Prof, King and some other aeronauts belicve that the general | tendency of the winds is from the west, and that,given a balloon that will stay up,a success- ful passage of the Atlantic can be made, As an instance of this it is shown that most ascen- sions here end in some part of New Jersey. Ee BS lle THE OLD TICKET, Pattison and Black Nominated by the Penusylvania Democrats. Ex-Gov. Pattison was nominated for governor on the first ballot by the democratic state con- vention at Scranton, ex-Lieut. Gov. Chauncey | Ulack for heutenant governor and Capt. Wie. H. Barclay of Pittsburg for secretary of inter- nal affairs, Wm. F. Harrity of Philadelphia was elected chairman of the state committee, | i | | fever, no oppressive heat. The « anges are de lawhtfal and the nights cool and refreshin< The most PEARS soar: constitutional by the supreme court of that} tually made himself a party to and should be} f the contract between | ocean rooms, Lange SUMMER RESORT _ ATLANTIC CITY, Ne MER COTTAGE, lantic City, NJ. __ Mrs, M, E. AMER [late of Washington). MBKIDGE, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. Ocean Frout. 50 and 83 per Day. beat, We Prop (oxGREss HALT, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. ‘The coolest point on the island facing inlet and ocean. Accommodation 500 guests, Superior table, For circular address 8. Now 887 to 810 Ws, Inte of Ingleside, NTIC C ‘This season and stop MT. VERNON, Pacine ave. ucar Olio, Now open, U4 za Overlooking the sea, Excel- u $8 to #14 per week; #1.50 No finer house onthe islaud at the F ut of house and particulars. JAMES 5. MOON, m3 KENTUCKY AVE, the beach, ‘erms moderave, SUMMER RESORTS. _ SUMMER RESORTS. _ SPRINGS AND BATHS. °F " :. De ater Gunning and Fishing. % Now oven = epcananan. LL a SELBY, POWELI & co. = = Z Se OEE SS $ MERE PALON Tor THE ALLEGRANT ntains —Pure aif, 'ull of tonic pure water ‘OLD POINT COMFORT, VA. _ ‘tn th Chsurpassed in appointments, table and general at avuralfcncets. tennis and cther tention. a less ~~. ng vodatious, eu ter- eof the iret order Cipeniars ainiaedits and amusewente given that at any. resort « ere, LNG! BREE S its prestiga in the United States. Music twice m day sadbedamcnie - bs the celebrated Fort Monroe Band; nightly hore Safest and most del: ov Pad ~—— ad A comet: ng. ising and driving. Prequent presence i QLforewm aiid Asperican ships of war daily tu REISON-ON-BUDBON, X.Y. tions, drills, parades, cannon aud rifle practice Abroad exyause of salt water’ surrounds Gid Point | Directly opposite West Point, 50 miles from New Tork Comfort, hence there are no ht breezes, no malaria, | CH¥~ Pare mou Pure spring waters A Be bi in Croquet, Bowling, Bul- ur Tennis, ine te tor capcular and terme, " pa ipa pe _det8- hia 3. W. GARRISON, Manager. 10-co7Km __F__N. PIKE, Manacer, “Y HALL CAMP KILI. HARPER QHNERWOOD, OLD POINT COMFORT, Va— Ferry, W.Va—A limited number received from © tareatly improved; electric belle; hot and cold | June 20 to September 2 banged Bathe: G10 week and opwara,open ail . GEO 4 for circulars and terme NW. LGM T NER, K owner aud proprietor ay 28-3" ve jet KIGHT HOUSE, REHOBOTH BEACH, DELA- Sok WOOD HOUSE, HARPER'S PERKY, W Va. ‘wary, will reopens June 18. 38¥0. Address re. F LOVETT, pn . will open Jame WALTER BURTON, ¢ : et ies ehadty lawns, Reams pewly, _m17-3m* 935 L st. n.w.. Washington, D.C, Pas * TEL, ST. oe E'S I=LAND, MD. — — Ovens July 1. $1.30 per day ; #0 p = SMP north. Special arrangements for fan moath | MPGEKELL HOUSE, CAMP Wil T "yi 2S or longer, Will meet Laay of L Piney Point | 4% Ferry, Mrs. KOL1, Proprietor, UMMER RESORTS. what Good xailiiue nydtatth ete Ser getinertees: | wage apleadad view ae Beet ‘java Toone Connie. — aoa ddvess Ko J. ADAMS & BROS, Piney P ai Poet weet ren half price. Partioul ASBURY PARK, N. J. | Reter to “A. “J” Donaldson, Geusus Oftice. | SEMEL E at nw eine 5 der, 911 7th naw. de H TOP HOUSE, RK. N. J. P HoUNE T SURF HOUSE, 14TH SEASON. ‘s Ferry, WV sated. fue views from all windows, Fest ual, terme b per week. HakPea Pegg aut summer Am All moderp. conveniences, COCHRAN, Mer. SAMUEL ATIENTS AND GU te for prospectus between New ‘acific ave. ne: iefurnished; new and. first-class; steam bi ‘Two minutes! walk trou beach, Now open. Mrs. ANNIE Enlarged OTEL GILSE end of Connecticut av underdrained, open May 1. AL net grounds, asaacl: HAS, WAGNEK, Manager. y HOTEL AL Atlantic Gi B eek; no finer house at t phlet,with cut of hotel, diagr Pricelist, & H.D. EAST MAN of Balt, Pro ORD VILLA, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. Surf Plac ry Remeae schlecht & by electric cars. to 12am, and 3 & SCHLECHT & AWE CHALFO! On the beach, NPVHE COLONNAD: Opens July 1, Washington Patronage Solicited. Popular Rates, ek—B14 Ist floor, $12.50 24 floor, #10 3d floor. ise renovated in every department. New Dining Room New C NDER WASHINGTO: Fytenos HALL, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ, NOW OPEN, OTEL EMERSON, Atlautic City, N. J. jouth Carolina ave. Lear tive ocean, NGOMAR, ca Ave sonable, "S$ HOTE. se City, now herby portable roof. Wannemacher’ Dieces every eveuing from 8 to 1 Ocean End Kentucky Avenue, _ Address Mra, M. T. SOUTHALL. ST CHARLES, AKLINGTON, ‘Ocean ‘ave., Atlantic City, N.J. fow open. Full view of oc BOSCOBEL, K . Nei belis, xis aud bath, Be £, C. RIN OTEL BRUNSWICK, ATLANTIC CIT New, modern, first-class, complete. P York and Tennesmee | iron pier. Owned by same management, Accomino- IC CITY, NJ. ave. near the ocean, COL. JOHN M AVE. ALOVE ‘Transient rates, $2.50 p CAKL 1. THO! GTON, ATLANTIC CIT: South Missouri ave., near ieading Railroad Station abd beach. “Kuropeail and American plan, THE BEACH, ATLANTIC CITY fine ocean view; week, Fe, (els ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. n'all the year; close to Leach; ocean front; __HUTTON & LAHEY. NEAR OHIO to #. per day, #8 to $14 TNE, Cc LINTON, _D.E. WATKOUS, Props ND CONCERT GARDEN, Protected from Cufo attached EK, Proprietors. ‘Atlantic City, Ocean and Delaware aves. 2 JONAH WOOTLON, Jn, TLANTIC CILY, NJ, nd Michigan ave. Conveniently located. Enla J JAMES 5TO! AVE. ATLANTIC ALE. MABLO: - the Layton, £, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ orth Carolina ave, Unobstructed Gcoau view. Palt water baths in the Louse, Elevator. ¥. ROBERTS & SONS AND CONNEC Now Open for Kitelien and Office, ets, Matting and Beds, MANAGEMENT. of the Elsmere, PH H. BORTON, AP HE ELKTON, OCEAN E . Atlantic City, N. ‘Open all the year. Steam beat, im Mrs, E. WILE. vice Elliott P. Kisner, resigned. The nomina- tion of Pattison was made on the first baliot, | according to calculations. With the contests | decided im his favor he had a majority. Had they gone the other way a second ballot would | have been necessary, and it was for the control | of the committee on contests that the battle | waged ali Tuesday night. As was anticipated, | Pattison captured it, but by a very close shave, Still he captured it, and that ended the fight and made the nomination possible at once. Senator Wallace knew before the convention met that he was beaten, and wail during the moruing session he was developing his line of retreat. It led to Judge Silas M. Wright. During the morning Wallace seriously contem- luted abandoning the contest in his own be- qieteadinos aor tonal Stanley’s Visit to America, ‘The first public appearance of Mr. Henry M. Opera House in New York November 11, when he will deliver an address to the citizens who unite in welcoming him at that time. The oc- casion will be for the benefitof the Fresh Air and Convalescent Home at Summit, N. J, ses oy CUE To Investigate the Dunbar Disaster. The Knights of Labor mine officers have en- gaged a lawyer and stenographer for the coro- ner’s investigation of the Dunbar mine explo- sion, which begins at Dunbar next Monday. A large number of witnesses have been sub- peenaed to testify to the cause of the calamity and the condition of the mine at the time of its occurrence. Master Workman Kerfcot say the miners propose to have the investigation thorough ‘and the responsibility properly placed, ses Struck by Lightning. At Sparta, Ohio, unconscious by @ lightning stroke in yester- day's storm that destroyed his machine shop, ‘The damage to crops is great. The hotel and ‘aad aa to have such effect, ‘The deliveries are not er continuous and they arc not hostile, but are in BEEP. One pound equal to forty | dircct subservieuce to the contract of the prin- pounde of lean beef of the | ©ipal contractor and they transfer to him pos- session and apparent ownership. But the ta.th, Ln Value'of about $7.50, fallacy of the position lies here: What is the PIRES TD notice that tho law requires? It is notice of 5 tho intontion to claim a lien, Mere delivery & Beware: Be Nor Deven: Nothing called Electropoise or. relatine . ‘me, Without y¥ bene stamped or im! cannot be a notice of any intention whatever. a a — evil se —— of this law is dis- closed by the fact, which has appeared of rec- ‘Wereow, J am discoverer, inventor aud sole proprietor | cord in at least one case in the Supreme Court Vuiocipie sau uutacen weathers roe | OF the District of Columbie, tat « material Dr. H. sANCHE, S24 434 st uw, man has continued to give credit toa contractor Neat door to Metropolitan Chul. | after he knew that this very contractor had di- Je5-com or Lock Box 187, Detrui, Mich, |! verted some thousands of due the mate- two business houses at St, Joe, Pa., were de- stroyed by lightning, Loss, $12,000. At New | reular Castle the storm was violent for twenty-four hours, Mrs. Hiram Woods was struck by light- ning and is still lying unconscious, Many barus and residences were struck. A special from Zanesville, Ohio, says the loss in that county to bridges and roads will reach $200,000, Several short connecting Ohio ruilroads have _— totally abandoned on account of wash- ou No Greater I'Rtvwrd in medicine or chemistry has been recorded than Hall's Hair Renewer to were end restore gray hair to the color of FLORIDA, Facific ave. near Tenn, Now open, Steam heat throughou |. ECKERT, eof Wetherill, pa; LenMaN, end of Pennsylvania ave. : y hot water. Open all Central location . Everything hrst-class, Write tor circular, M3 ©. A. BROWNE. veen Arkansas and ATLANTIC Cit¥ HE OSBORNE, COR, A aves, Atlan! rovenients, elevator, Mrs. H! OSBOK ANSAS AND PACIFIC ctiie bells. “Terme mod: D, VIRGINIA AVE., ATLANTIC joume; med. Lups. ; D, EVANS, prop. ; ves, Wescott & Wilcox, 1907 full ocean View. er, J, H. WOOD, alf in favor of Clark, but he had too many | friends who insisted upon voting for him to do | that and he was obliged to take his medicine, Stanley in America will be at the Metropolitan | i] Connecti Jel2-colm Mrs. ASBURY PARK, N SBURY PARK, N. J.—THE FENIMORE—ALL modern Improvements; 1 For particu! bathing pavilion. \HE RICHMOND, tlantie City NHE UNITED STATES HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. Remodeled. Enlarged. Refurnished, t Hotel on the coast, HE VICTORIA, ATLANTIC C1 Carolina ave., near the beach, Open all the year. Enlarged, remodeled, thoroughiy renovated. ATLA SBUKY PARK-THE G Delightfully located. Neur beach, lakes and Perfect sanitation. Gus throngh- wire springs and hair mattrasses, Excel- ‘Tenuta, boat 3 erate prices, Fifth season. U3. G. ALLAN, Washis Dv OCEAN AND KENTUCKY J. New house: elegantly fur- eum heat; electric belle; table un: W. 8. ANDERSON, lock trou ocean; cae Tenor! HOS’ NOBLE. NBEY—SEVENTH young man was rendered | SBUKY PARK, N.J., LAFAYETTE, u.W.cor. 4th and Burgh aves. New house, Newly furnished. Accommodates 150 muests, ‘Lerms, $8 to ‘LOST, Mauagers and Owners. THE MADISON. OCEAN ‘Toru moderate." Yor infers pane 2 - STEWART, C. M. DYMOCK. 5 to July loth. Musi m WkIGHT SBURY PARK, N.J, ‘end of Sunset ave, or RY PAI SBURY PARK. NJ. June 14. Largest and Lesding ‘on application. Ad GEO. L, ATKINS & SONS, THE ST, AUGUSTINE ida full view of ocecn, Near ing pavilion. Perfect sanitary tremses. ‘Terms moderate, &c. ocean viow. OCEAN | Ho’ | N.J. THE STRAND, Comer 3d ave. and fjodern conveniences, Perfect First-class table. Am" RE Tic Family Hotel, fronting on Ocean, unobstructed view lighted by Gas and Electricity; Artesian water; all modern improvements {superior table ; terms moderate A. CRAWFORD. 100 yards from the Ocean. ae oa: = 1. CLAIRE, 2D AVE., ASBURY PARK, N.J., 0) commodations in the two Virginias. The hotel build. ~ . - Sire. It OBE era je over 2, NOW Open. 9. j ant autiinl drive 9 etter ot te applsing uF rrulltom Row open; 11th’ season: terms im @uced rates for fainilies, one of the best houses Hotel, Battem SPOUT Bee Bend for pampluleta A. WACKOFF. LL, Manager. : WAG Tptes sastranioar as 3 TRIBLING 8) - g ih FO ei Park, 8.3. —-* — SOS Lat ave., Asbu rk, hens Near the ocean. ‘Shady. coor aad plensant rooms, | _ Rebuilt, and is Terms moderate, [e#0-Imj Mus BRIGHTER. | giniamountan BURY PAKK, N.J. ud Kinwsley' st, 1 from the Beach. _Under manayemout of the o :nere sel4-1m. TESIOGA VILLA, 10TH SEASO: 2 FL Asbury Park, N.. Cf Two blocks from oc TER, MD, Waiter's Park 1°0., Wernersville, Pa. m1s-0eod iu FES, HOUSE. WHITE MOUNTAINS NOH, rene Ju Special Fates to families for ses Taud fuest | ND BATUS. Bi LLEGHANY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA. —The most “\ Bota) im the Yenient to Inkes, tut pavilions and elec celebrated dyspeptic water k jorsed by Honse and tabie first-class, Every appointment bew. | the medical society dl recognized ws the t ervice hi mnfortable. Reference Dr. | Jeuding watering pli Hlovation high; rep Fardon, stn.w., Mrs. ©. C. DAWSON, climate, delixhtfui; beautitul grounds, walks snd deo-th,s&tu, tm" drives; brass and string Land of music: post, tele- == | eraph and express oicos in hor _SEA-SIDE-JERSEY COAST. ae General Mani TLANTIC HOUSE, BELMAR, N.1, ai : aaS sae AND ISLANDS, . A Ocean agenue. Geta font, EDYORD MEDEUILD PESTA. HE x ww open. In the Alleghany Mountaina Scenery unsurpassed f NEW } _ms10-¢08 G. C. AUSTIN. _| asa curativenernt the water bas woruta me | JQELMAK, NEW JERSEY, ments, Hotel enlarged, amproved a ST. LAWRESCE HOTEL, ft NEPTUNE HOUSE, Risbed. “Open till October, ies eaten aes Directly on ocean front. Now open. The best water jy1-52t L. B. DOT, Manager, CAPE VINCENT, X.¥. 3. H ROBINSON, we'v. on the beach. 7 E ELEY SPRIS Hor = = 1 erodes sanitary {mprovementa, . a SPKINGS HOTEL. . S. -. > z ern a, jon A. K. SANK. Now Open Under New Management, i Post trsius from 42 at, New REXTON VIL! r June larged and ‘tn: pot x Famous Medicinal Springs. Fine Swimming Pools sdemneimiie © rt Piazzas: in full view of the ocean: near the Iron Piet | Mountain Air and Scenery. All Rail, Only Three | and hot and cold seawater bathe 3) ial rates to fanuion for season, “Mra. J. A. MYENS, Cape May, | Hours from Weshington, Fiue Band. . CULPEPER VA mer boarders, pure air, frewh milk Mr K Bie Ser oaFE a Apply at Ebbitt House or to TS PF 3 a MMIT HOTEL GAITHERSBURG, MD, 68% Near the President's summer home.” ‘The finest B. L, HALL, Proprietor, s ei r + 550 beach in the world. Immediately ojposite the new | 89 ft. above Washtucton. Forty minutes tide there, Berkeley Springs, W.Va, | Prot: depot sucht. abundance of shade, toe, milk; dations for 3u0 guests. ; = Dieasaut surroundings, Mra i. V. HENDRICKS. oom JAME: ver | BX EAUERUANES DEL . i G@TOCKTON HOTEL, ‘The nearest great Chalybeate’ spines, | The finest | PP OTELHAMILION, HAGERSTOWN MD CAPE MAY, N.J. Water in the world tor cur f kilney ai and | wath all modern convenience pure eit an REMODELED AND FURNISHED. rheumatism. Fine hotel, beautiful lawua, driveswalks |“ CHADS. WEBB of rin gf the Huchnst Order, ands hed Sen NALCO EES |. Gowneey dinten ellie ol nue ALDINE, C May, NJ. 1 PER ECTEY OF. | sale. Apply #S2 Drexvel Buti th e the cold water sea bath 01 rpaseed; table @ emt, cuistus diretcisse. FPACRUIER Wire SULPRUK SiauNS, vA. ndings. For circular address | _J628-eo1m* Proprietor W. ChOOK, Manager . | Kr® *4% SUMMEK RESORT T reopen June 16. Has ted lawn, fine moum- water, hie 14 bathe, porticors, Ane Cuisine and. sppointmen Unsurpassed; table uppointments, cuisine first-c ~< For particulars apply to THEO. MULLLER. jel dont ia rows. Address NEAR RAILROAD STATION, \yoorrs 7 May, NJ. Elegant | These sprincs, famous from 1830 t bhp pel AND SUMMER ‘oomim: first-class ol verandas on ee ee / a, ts mow open Sor sum TPRE WINDSOR, CAPE May, Nd Sitginin Midland ralway, and six au "| Steembouis daily, HERBERT [ MOORE. Provwteter, Open June 14." Directly on tie Beach. THE NEW HOTEL, pcre as Location unsurpassed. | BS Seon PRIVATE STIR RESORT— Jo2-2m. W. W. GREEN, Proprietor. | Complete fm all ay ptments (water, gas, electric near Mur ure. W.Va Open for guests JUNE 1B. STARKS' HOTEL, bells), is superior to auy other summer Tesort in the | }-’:, best city peterences, Mra. LB. SNODGRARS, mountains ot Vigetn in. caus ‘ pa Lock Hox 142, Mart ure, W.Va, wis Ocean Grov es Fine » ututul Wa and Drive ie it sO! OCK » tion; splendid oceun view: table first- | Society ¥ nema Abo Se nitation ; capacity 200; open June 1. a & dom Bowel 3% ra Address Dr. W. H. L. STARKS. SEASON FROM JUNE 7 TO OCTOBER 10, York av. Tre gretpos HOUSE, Terms moderate. Address TS. HIGHLAND COUNTRY B-~A De -< . JOHN L. MILLS, Manager. utes by Band OCEAN GROVE, NJ. SLPHUR SPRINGS, | iron and sulph | refitted. sas, ten minutes’ | &Tounds; | road to | Krouuds caus as, fetes, or other euter- tain ring « luxurious bome, cua ndifor | ¥enint to the city, cau find it et the Highlands. Dinners s apecialty Frederick County. Virwinia, Will be open Ist of June for the seusc rive from the KE. station over a sj bo id ice im the greatest abundanc y yond. For medical and other testimony ets. E.G. JORDAN, coy Proprietor, New Management, Convenient to Lake, Camp and Ocean, Special Price to Families, unis and arc The beauuti 4e24-) C.C. LEFLER. COUNTRY BOARD. BOAKDING ny, Bradford County, va. improved and eularged. open wo the beach. u Northern Central Railroad; Corner of Ocemn, Spray and Nea View avennes, Ocean invice yaling air:a sprig of wonderfu! curative quali- | Gisres Mi 5 SOREES WHITE, Eregeieter, $e17-1t 1 ook eeets anit ona mbRien bevels ROK fp atyrentcter dl nse ARLINGTON, OCEAN GROVE, N.J. 812 to B14 per week, with ihe attract Accommodations and uppointuents first class, Fervices the best, Ac oY. Willopen May rural life at Jow rates. te 2.1890. WM. P. DOL ton to suit) bustuess me TPPUE EL Doi Weck: $20 to Fo per i EL DOKADO, dy: Ocean Grove, N.5. wetude of AW ashing mumodute }OUNTRY BOAR rRrow For terms, &e f | Cpreiauier, w use situation Lig The hotel is thoroughly furnished with the modern _— dress JOHN N.J—DISECTLY | conveniences, and for its natural advantages is unsur- | ¥- AKT. Waterloo. Fa igus and electric | Paused. Entirely free from malane eee | gucee-—Judwe b.%. Terry, modern improvements; J 1th sea: WILL OPEN JUNE 2 pe Brady, 1439 Q st, year, THOMAS DEVLIN, Prop. For circulars and terms address Hk OAK GhOVE HOUSE WILL KEOPEN JUNE AHON & Town MILNOR, Frop., HS. MILNOR, Manager. Table wel ed with spring chicken and XN SEASID de Summit, Penna. “Circulars at Star office. Vegetables, A ws Mts, ELLEN LICKEX, D,, PARK HOTEL. lf phy nutes! walle from the u to Barnegat Bay, | _3}6-1m* _. | Hound Hil, Va. yd-ait® ishing, sailing, crabbing, bathing. Cuisine axpecialty. On ki FOR ON c No hay fever. MAHON'E TOWNSEND“ | C)EESEY STINGS oaHt co, va, Pee eo i 7 ele a Seaside Summer Resort tor Health and Feasure. The finest | without board, beautitul situation, five sulphur and 7 ILBURTON-BY-TH uate in the mountaius of the Vingmias } chalybeate springs within V SPRING LAKE, NJ ry sulubrious aud five from fox. Average me: Wades, B. and 0. 144 from ¢ cae’ Open from June 1 to October. Tature very iow durins tke entire summer Bice Village. wood wardeu. | Address C. 3. JEEP! 3, DLE he arte number of different Sprince owt SON, Krucetown, Frederick Co., Va EI = ep ECR MOREE. _ | cousseliod by the comming mates the aaeeaet oe » LARGE, ALKY dengaut “m0Ui Ory MOOS, VaR iS, Frout Rorsl, ays CAN BE ACCOMMODATED Write tor terms to Mra, A.M. ings, W. Va. are is KBOPENED FOR SUMMER beautiful jawn: five soctof all this highly favored section of the United pies SEA-SIDE-NEW Bates ag z We sit Root ———— —— Pure spring water; perfect drainage; pure milk: uz own. LOCK ISLAND, BL, HOT MANISs!I excelled cuisi by fra roows tor ladies and 15 miles at delightiud clu: superb bath- | jen . 18 COU ; late ng, Ave blue fishing, daily boats, cable, gas, electric | pool in the Virgiuias, &¢. Good heery: bells, ne music Lalland orcuestra; prices reasons rchestra in attendance during the summer. ble. illustrated baud book, OU) ucres in extent, embracing sume of tain scenery in the country, Fo: circulars idiress Pr. W. EVANS, Manager. | 7 and terms Oper day, | _mys-eo-Sin wehuy it _\4 OW HE CELEBKATED BOCKERIDGE ALUM | roprietor, Springs, endorsed by the Medical Society of Vir- | = elias by othe! medical authoriues of the ntieyearrooud | Ae the year Send tor eireul: fates and Europe.are now E to $70 per month, ac Coaena HOTEL, {Dear station: tere NARRAGANSETT PIER, R.1, ye vino ticket | = a, Sve £X — BOAKDING booting. bathing ond Sobings | : " e px the ‘undersigned. Railroad | © WILL OPEN JULY 1. through to thy <. GLOKGE L PEYTON, Man- T ee Director, forin- rly (for sixt ma. CLARK N. SCOFIELD, Manager. | Datther uf thebrecubeot White Gauit natuade : OWER HILL HOTEL aoe = i J] AKKIS li Aud Cottazes, Narragansett Heights, auy do. NARRAGANSETT PIER, R. I. my?! AND MINERAL BATHS > H MOUNTAIN, NEAK WINCHESTE about six hours from Washuugton, open July 10. opened on ticulars widress Mrs. K. CHAR The finest located Hotel on the Atlantic Coast. | FHUKSDAY, June 1. “Fur term’ and ali information Put . Opeus June 25. “Send for circulars, AUARUS apply to a. & PRATT. BOARDERS WANT) D — ADDRESS LC. SCRANTON, Manager, my6-3m Sun bul LEWIS, Hi Va ite Ouse fresh every day. Write for and required. dy2-20* BOAKDERS WANTED FOR THE SUM- most delightiul pox FEW stinent, Sulher Spomt Eathe rangine feoun quer; healthy location ; P.O, and KR, convenient; shred @isravee. “Iafalibie fenucis” for Waren. | gus ¢4 srck- For pruinpt rey sddrers Box .. ‘Lhe usual auusement, Bali Row Gov batad rdysville, Ma Rajlroad Station, Portsmouth, N.H., thirty minntes jeo-Im wt THOS. 3 GLOVER, Manager, Ss : | WARE RSET GR TEN, BOAMDERS: INDSOK | SULPHIK Nus—s80 MILES | within forty nunutes’ drive oyd'a, jet. from Washington. W. Md. R.K., 1,000 feet above | Branch, B. and 0. ou high sud Leaithy, tide. No mosquitos Pure water. ‘arlene, orc! aa pnw larkaburg, Mout- ‘ mure milk orees, stables, lanre Duildings | gom . THE FASHIONABLE RESORT OF THE NORTH | pure milk, ice, Lorees, stables, lange buildings. | ¢ ork ave SHORE, Prop., New Windsor, Ma. Gistapt, where couches tron the house meet every train, (2 Lewin, 14° Me aed wit > DELIGHTFUL Mountain Lowe for fatuilies; Janke rooms, Taba, PEN 2 = 7 double porch, beautiful lawn, an’ abundance of shade, sci iar ala as ee __ | eet es Ras ee driving (porves; URORA, WEST VIRGINIA. ileaman villa. a ot jaritlace aagiy 10d ~ w A family resort on wu of the Allechanies, | W.. or address DR. © SHREVE, itis, Md. HRAMK JONES, Prop, | Li. A ede Somlly mean on, top ot the Allechanten | Sze ok 2, tuuple grounds: tine di ighgretie rere my7-2m | Table abundantly supplied. mosquitoes. a few rooms y ENNEBUNK EACH, MAINE—GROVE HID | cilice tor circular or address Hotel: very attractive seashore and country re- L broad ocean and inland views; house aud table jass in every respect; iwineral spriue Water, steom cievator, vicetric ligtits, Ac. fine surf bathing, Voatiug and tishius. Apply to fe WF. PAUL, Proprietor, awn ‘tenuis grounds soft spring beds. wood | — “ ap 0 fogs: ho hay fever, bo | GUMMER BOARDERS TAKEN, NEW HOUSE De | 2 well furni* wed. airy rooms, larwe piazza end lawn, ee eee er quet at all outduor sports. one mites J. H. SHAFFER, Prop. | CoM put to office holders, accom. — | m tor ten or hitter. torn VIEW HOUSE, IN THE ALLE- | J. H. NOKKIS, Boyds Station, M Bag tiny seeding od ig ONKOE GROVE FARM—NEAR ALDIE, LOU- ee AP st) ca delurhttul home fa te moun Jel4-colm 18 Post Office sfuare. Boston, | JUMN A. LANTZ, Aurora Wa JeG-lm* sida wai gue nid pine complet for Heith ao EAN HOUSE, YORK BEACH, M OR SALE OR RENT—AMONG THE BERKSHIRE | Comfort. Mrs. ie ; eo oO ahd inet a the bach: 139 roome; | Hiss» wewutitul Country Mesideuce in Great Lar- HILL-SITUATEDON AN ELEVATION FULL piazza Cin lent ‘ocean ¥ ; mngto: % ~ 4 : Tathing: healthiest beach in the world; nomalaria, hay | “The xrounds consist of elght acres, part in groveand =o 3 et es ‘Three-story brick, porch@s vorth and south. los ee fever or mosquitoes; fine ball for parties and danciuu. cured for season,” City ruferences, JOHN SIMPSON, ‘The Mineral Springs situated on the hotel grounds laid out in well-kept lawns, shaded by large and utitul trees of all kinds. jorth Fork, Va, Joie, Cu,th 1 m® contain a series of medicinal waters of the highest | Tho house is 40 feet square, with an extension 38 oe eeeremmenags: _ = Value and of wonderful curative qualities. fect square; first floor has broad hall, large parlor, = L-BEACTIFULLY SITUATED Send for circular. (Jez6-cotit]! ELLIS & SONS. | stuailer patlor, dining room, library, ‘china closets, | PPROSPPCT WILL BEACTIFCLLY, SITUATED = = —— ——= | Duties Dentry kitchen. laundry and store roo: sec. | Water, Puno, Fine saddle Horses, ‘Table Board wnes- SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. {ond floor, four large bed! rove in main, part of hcuse | Shid ty seierences, HENDON SIMPSON, North Be Bier vores, pay uipor, up. store room: third story, tree bed rooms, trunk room, | Fork, Loudoun county, Va, de -th. thea, Sam UNE 1a. HOLEL OPENS J ec. ; added to this are all modern improvements, large | GUMMER BOARDERS TAKEN AT PHILO MON: Tocation unsurpassed. 9 Fitet-clasn “accommoda= ey Ay abundant watersuppiy, §S Loudoun County, ya. : one of the most tions. ‘Trausient rates $2) per day. Weekly ~ ae ee onion oa me Pientifaliy up: | Spd, Bealthful yections of Virginia; abundance rasa er aar MEER organ, | ira with tube waueaad Well sestaned “ee | Reger, mu, corti. Eo Gate pacts ht on place use, tool Louse, &c, TENE eet is bay Ridge, Ma] Price, coupletaly furnished. 16,000 | 9: TAVENNER. _ myt-Gisde EALTH (50,000) RESORT WILL BUY CHERRY- | 4", Susurniahed. x, #4000 QUNTRY BOARD WITH A. PRIVATE EE stone Cotiage, situated at Cuerry stone Tulet, * 1,000 ily, in a3> 3 and bealth CoUBey from Goetiten Seats as eee a ee For particulars apply to pan ee Rouse ie now being Auiaheds coutaias G0 pocties Gane HALMEES & VOORHEES, rices moderate. Address Mrs. L.A. BUCKEY, 0 is LOW bel xed; contains com-| son, . Mouth pletely turned? billiurd. Zool, ber room aniok jag | _e24-1m0 Adis F st uw. | Picnsuut, Frederick eounty, Md. e261 room; stabling tor 12 horses: cover for 10 carriazex; | (VATSKILL MOUNTAINS, cae wal hard 7 josed ‘par C wharf 700 teet long ; inek ‘at end 20x60; CORESTNUT GROVE. 3 MINUTES’ WALE FROM inclowed swimming pool beneath: covered bathing SARATOGA, w pool for ladies and children 200 teet long; vegetable to suppiy house; 185 feet of porch around LAKE GEORGE, inain house 1uclosed with glass: sloop to carry twent; persons: row boats: } acres of oyster round planted acuae si a With oysters: 3 wells of pure cool soft water: within ADIRONDACES. GHEXRQUENE, SITUATED NEAR BLUE RIDGE one hour of the best shooting grounds for wild fowl on after SUNDAY, B22. trains on 3 tei ducts aout araibarn cone | Pr gore nirea rp cone ad tne ea | oytree: Ndr 3e'a AGMPON, Ps aD ib abun jk 8€98ON : NO 111 . ¥ ow kes: wow opel for guests. Lerma; 81.79 Jer das, | close conuection with fast trains to aud irom Washes 2h = 10 per week, $35 for four weeks Steamer to Ul " BLE ARD NEAR JOR - Pitsttnense’ to Cape Ghurtes City then ey tate | Ere, mounrare Leave, Wash py oe EXPRESS. Chersion Station, where Lux will meet passengers. ‘City Station at 10:40am | 20 Shree se tor berses | Cont from Washington to Cherrystone Cottage, includ ng 3 ee oe te er asHINGTON Starke ing meals and state room, 65. Leave i Depot, Frederick Co., Va. dell-k Norfoik steamer aud arrive at Cherrystone C. ¢ morning about 12 1. jotel Btation. ARGE BRICK HOUSE, RHADY LAWN, ais moe yt wie, peakatoGa axp, casxrLL, wountarn Ex. | Sod isean Seretablen”abuedance Cpe | ‘hacer, PRESS —Leave Washingion 11:20" b.2a.. pe a nates srona Aloo jy2-lin® Cheriton P.O., Va | Station 1120 am ie Rat via | andria, Address SPAING ‘Sakic Miewmudsin i. “) COOMMODATIONS FoR TuIKiy Leuder Farm, tulle [Ste hg ag a OBES ISLAND, VIRGINIA'S SEASIDE RESORT jn the Atlantic sosan ; increase Limes: dations ; new buildings and ot jements : Beat beach avd surf bathing in the world: ing, fishing ond boat sailing unsurvansed teama dared for, Tertus G30" per saeatae & oc. reached datiy by NYP. & X: ie 3 from ne LAUDEL, Boyds Station, Ma. deem DENTISTRY. ————— . TH years, Je F Take PARSONS, DEN Tier, Pe ee Deuiistry. Al present ication ten Ni Wi CS BEACH mor.oe SALT Wa’ —— to 5 woods Deke vane, 1321 Weta.